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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
3
Don’t make a farm loan before visiting Willowton Realty Co. They advertise $20,000 available at favorable terms with quick service and on‑hand funds, urging prompt action and promising no delays.
An old drug advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy to ward off malaria and jaundice. The copy promotes Brownells Drug Store as the point of sale.
Milwaukee authorities report three Donnerstag brothers believed hidden near their former home by Rhinelander after escaping a Madison jail. Secret Service and Deputy Marshal Appleby coordinate to capture them as a loaded counterfeiting operation, guns, and a threat to retaliate come to light.
A Fargo repairman Gus Mogren is found dead after a train collision near Moorhead. Investigators believe intoxication led him to lie on tracks at Tenth Street crossing. His severed head, spine, and leg fragments are located along the rail line. Mogren, a private man with no known relatives, belonged to the Eagles and Woodmen lodges.
Weeping Water Neb November 1 A Ralston night watchman was shot and killed shortly before 6 pm while attempting to arrest two men. The assailants escaped. Citizens formed patrols and pursued the pair, reportedly surrounded in a cornfield as officers worked to confirm the trap.
Northern Pacific officials have had three tramps arrested in Glendive for a September train hold-up at Fryburg. They were sentenced to one month for vagrancy and a requisition has been sent to Governor Burke of Montana to extradite them for trial on assault with intent. Berlin crisis deepens after Kaiser's interview. von Schoen resigns as foreign affairs secretary amid public anger.
A dramatic blaze in the northwestern section of Philadelphia last night tore through the lumber yards of R. A. and J. J. Williams causing about 750000 dollars in damage and featuring numerous thrilling incidents.
Market brief from Twin City notes prices for northern oats rye flax and corn with figures for Me and Dec contracts. Duluth reports No 1 Mer's Fa and Dec values. South St Paul and St Paul futures show cash and freight quotations. Continuous updates reflect movement across Minnesotan grain exchanges.
The North Dakota Farmers Institute announces a winter lecture circuit starting about December 1 with Prof Thomas Shaw as lecturer. The institute will invite outstanding agricultural and public speakers and asks towns to apply early, covering local hall expenses via town contributions.
Mrs Mary Dowling of San Francisco testifies to the benefits of Electric Bitters for stomach and liver troubles. She notes gratitude for its effect on acute indigestion and says the tonic purifies the blood and aids female weakness. 5c at Brownell's Drug store.
Taken up on Oct. 20 one gray mare about nine years old and weighing about 1200 pounds with a bridle. Owner must prove property pay charges and take away at once. 18 Emil Moglebust one and a half miles south of Bonetraill P O.
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